19 colleges, where two years of study are enough to earn $ 75 thousand per year
To earn a living, it is not necessary to spend four years on a course at an expensive university, which will allow you to get a bachelor's degree. If you choose the right college, you can cut your time in half and still get an impressive salary.
This report says PayScale's 2018-2019 College Salary Reportpublished on Tuesday. Researchers have carefully studied the 3,2 answers of a million respondents over the past ten years to determine the most salable colleges in the US, writes Time. The report identified the 19 educational institutions, whose graduates with a junior specialist diploma (two-year education, Associate Degree), receive at least 75 thousand dollars a year in the middle of their careers.
The Helene Fuld College of Nursing, located in New York, is ranked number one on this list. Last year he was also in the first place, and not without reason. The average salary at the beginning of a career among graduates of this educational institution with three years of work experience is 68 100 dollars per year. The average salary in the middle of a career, after 20 years of experience, is 90 500 dollars.
The list is dominated by private schools, a reason Lydia Frank, PayScale's vice president of content strategy, sees as their close-knit alumni networks. Because private colleges tend to be smaller than their public counterparts, students have the opportunity to form close relationships that they can later use to land better jobs.
“Private colleges really support their community after graduation,” Frank says.
Many of the top two-year colleges are nursing and nursing. Frank says this is not surprising, given the diverse possibilities. Nearly half of the top 100 vacancies in the United States and the world this year were related to health care and care.
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Of course, every profession—and person—is different. But overall, Frank says, if you're planning on pursuing a career where a four-year degree won't give you a significant advantage, it's worth considering a two-year degree. Not only can you “earn a decent salary with an associate's degree,” lower tuition costs can potentially reduce your student debt.
“When you're 18, it's hard to even think about what's ahead, but I think it's important,” Frank says. “We really need to think about how much we borrow now because we are borrowing from ourselves in the future.”
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